Conferences, Lectures, and Meetings

March 3 at 11:00AM Easter | Delving Deeper: Mining in the Egyptian Eastern Desert (Public ISAW Lecture)

January 27-28: Arizona State University and livestreamed

https://asuevents.asu.edu/RaceB4Race%20Symposium?eventDate=2023-01-27

This symposium will invite scholars and poets to examine the ways race can, should, and/or does function within poetic paradigms. Along with one of our distinguished speakers, Fred Moten, we ponder "the question of how we can read the poem is redoubled now. Now, how can we read this poem?"

The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities at Columbia University

Moses Hadas and Historical Black Colleges and Universities - Classics, Racism, Segregation, featuring Rachel Hadas, Roosevelt Montás, and Dan-el Padilla Peralta

Wednesday, January 25, 6:10-8:00PM, EST

A virtual event

Register at: https://columbiauniversity.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0ucuCqrDkpGNd6dMs…

Fact&Fiction: Deceptive Discourse in Ancient Epic

5-6 April 2024, University of Toronto

Preparing Graduate Students in Classical Studies for Pedagogical Effectiveness

A Zoom panel sponsored and hosted by SCS and the Committee on College and University Education.

Wednesday, February 15, 2023; 7:30pm EST.

Register here:https://forms.gle/2fAgBoLbwVzu5bwi6

Pachanga Latina: A Hispanic / Latinx Faculty and Grad Student meet and greet at the AIA/SCS annual meeting

When: Saturday January 7, 7pm

Where: Pluck Wine Bar, 722 Girod St, New Orleans

Food and drink while supplies last, courtesy of the University of Texas at Austin

From Luca Grillo and Tony Corbeill

We wish to share the program of the first USA Cicero Awayday, to be held at the University of Virginia on Saturday, April 22, and organized by Tony Corbeill (UVA) and Luca Grillo (Notre Dame).

The event is modeled after the UK Cicero Awayday. With permission (and encouragement!) from our UK colleagues, we wish to promote a day of conviviality and conversation about Cicero from scholars with different interests, approaches and at different stages in their career.

TAPA editorial team table

Date: Friday, January 6, 2023

Time: 10:30-12pm CST

Applications are now open for a National Endowment for the Humanities Institute for Higher Education Faculty on "The Performance of Roman Comedy," co-directed by T. H. M. Gellar-Goad and Christopher B. Polt. The Institute takes place July 9–August 4, 2023, on the campus of Boston College. Application deadline is 11:59pm Eastern on March 3, 2023. For more information, to see eligibility criteria, and to apply, visit:

https://romancomedy.wfu.edu/

"Classical Traditions in Early Modern Latin America"